

2B Write for Special Prices on Tulips, Etc., for Fall Planting 
LOVELY FLOWER GARDENS 
> Pick out your favorite flower here 
and order it in a special group in all 
go its riotous beauty and_ splendor. 
hese gardens are always favorites of 
flower lovers everywhere and at Berry’s 
special prices will save you money. You 
ean order individually. your choice of 
; any 3 for 50¢; 6 for 95ce, postpaid. 
‘aes ‘A TIONS —Hardy Garden. Sweetly 
. fragrant, semi-double Carnations. Per- 
fectly hardy and free flowering all 
» | *keason. 18”. Choice, Red, Pink or 
* White. 
CARNATION GARDEN 
& Ea Each of Above 3 Colors—6 for 85e. 
DAISIES — Shasta. The new larger, 
more, beautiful Shasta Daisy. Vigor- 
ous growing, very free flowering, 
| Very hardy. June-Sept. 18/24”. 
Painted Daisy—Choice Rose or Pink. 
7 ~ DAISY GARDEN 
" 2 Each of Above 3—6 for 85e. 
DELPHINIUM—Belladonna. Lovely 
clear turquoise blue. 
Bellamosa. Rich dark blue. 
Gold Medal Hybrids. Colors ranging 
* from rich purplish-blue to white. 
~ DELPHINIUM GARDEN 
2 Each of Above 3 Varieties—6 for 85c. 
HARDY SWEET PEAS. Choice of Red, 
' Pink or White. A favorite in Eu- 
- ropean gardens for low arbor trellis. 
Hardy blooms for long season. 
= : SWEET PEA GARDEN 
2 ‘Each of Above 3 Colors—6 for S85e. 
-HOLLYHOCKS—Double. Stately spikes 
of showy old-fashioned flowers. The 
brightest spot in any garden. Choice 
Red, Pink or Yellow. ‘July 4-6 ft. 
HOLLYHOCK GARDEN 
2 I@ach of Above 3 Colors—6 for 85e. 
SWEET WILLIAM. One of the best of 
the old favorites. Sweet,  clove- 
scented . flowers blooming profusely 
during May and June. Choice of Red, 
White and Hybrids. 
. SWEET WILLIAM GARDEN 
x 2 Each of Above 3—6 for 85¢. 






PHLOX FAVORITES 
2 for 40c; 6 for $1.10 
AFRICA. Brilliant carmine-red with 
blood red eye. Well shaped heads. 
Vigorous, disease resistant plant. 
ANNIE LAURIE. A distinctive new 
shade in Phlox—lively salmon 
orange. Favorite everywhere. 
Extra large flo- 
compact heads 
of brilliant, clear pink. 
MRS. JENKINS. An outstanding 
pure white Phlox. 
R. P. STRUTHERS. Lovely, deep 
salmon pink. One of the most 
attractive of all phlox. 
ROSENBERG. Deep violet—cerise 
with darker eye. Very good. 
WM. KESSELRING. Bright plum- 
purple with a dainty, lilac eye. 
No. W159—Favorite Phlox Garden 
1 Each of Above—7 for $1.10 
CUSHION MUMS 
The earliest blooming Chrysanthemums. 
Very hardy, vigorous, and sure to bloom be- 
fore frost. May produce hundreds of blooms 
on each plant, the first fall after planting, 
30¢ each; 3 for 80c 
Pink Cushion—Lovely silvery pink. 
Bronze Cushion—Rich golden bronze. 
Red Cushion—Brilliant red. 
Yellow Cushion—Bright goldenrod. 
DAILY SKETCH. 
rets on immense, 

HARDY EARLY MUMS 
1 for 40c; 3 for $1.10 
CLARA CURTIS—Bright Pink. 
hardy, free flowering, early single. 
Absolutely 
PALE MOON. Delightful, fluffy, sulphur- 
yellow blossoms completely cover the plant. 
LAVENDER LADY, True lavender flowers, 
very fragrant. 3 inches or more across. 
INDIAN SUMMER. Large, informal frost re- 
sistant blossoms of glowing orange. 



POSTPAID 
Hardy varieties sure to 
bloom this season. Sturdy, field 
grown plants guaranteed to ar- 
rive in proper planting condi- 
tion. Size given is height fully 
grown. The varieties * are fine 
for Rock Gardens. You may 
order individual varieties your choice 
3 for 50¢; 6 for 95e, postpaid. 
ARTEMESIA—Silver King, Indispen- 
sable for foliage contrast in shrub or 
perennial borders. Foliage and stems 
bright silvery grey. Excellent for 
winter bouquets. 30”. 
BABY’S BREATH—Gypsophila. A mass 
ef delicate, misty pinkish ‘white 
bloom, effective in ‘bouquets or gar- 
den! Hardy “Tully 24"; 
BALLOON FLOWER. Balloon 
flowers of deep blue, bursting into 
beautiful, star shapéd blooms, 12”, 
*BLEEDING HEART — Everblooming. 
Blooms from early spring until after 
snow falls: Very hardy—thrives in 
sun or shade. 10”, 
CANTERBURY BELLS. Heavily loaded spirea 
of ball-shaped flowers, Blooms in Jine. 
Extremely showy. in borders. Choice Blue, 
Rose, White. 24’, 
CLOVE PINKS. The best loved, 
ioned, hardy garden Pinks. 
grant flowers in a gay 
Golors::\, £8’, 
COLUMBINE—Monarch Hybrids. 
Hybrids. Graceful flowers in a Salaxy of 
shades. Red, Pink, Blue and Yellow, 24-30”. 
COREOPSIS—Double Sunburst. Brilliant, 
golden-yellow double flowers, blooming all 
summer long. Fine cut flower. 24”, 4 
*CREEPING PHLOX, Early flowering, 
almost evergreen foliage, 
May, is almost hidden hy the masses. of 
bloom. Choice of Red, Pink or Lavender. 
*GAILLARDIA—Sunset.- New, red bronze 
yaillardia -seldom showine any yellow. 
Larger, better cut-flower all summer ‘and 
fall. Very hardy. 18”. ; 
*VERBENA—Lilac Rose. A mass of lilac 
rose flowers all summer. This new Verbena 
is of spreading habit and is very hardy. 
*VIOLET—Hardy—Prince of Wales. An old 

shaped 
old fash- 
¢ Single, tfra- 
mixture of bright 
Long spurred 
t Pretty, 
which in April -and 
English strain of large, very fragrant, deep 
purple violets. Blooms until frost. ; 
TRITOMA—Red Hot Poker. Rich, flaming 
Orange-scarlet flower spikes borne on strong 
stems, 2 ft. high. A riot of color from 
August to frost. Hardy. 
| BEAUTIFUL FLOWERING BULBS 
America’s favorite bedding plant! Nature’s 
treat to the eye! Glorious large blooming 
i flowers that last till frost in the border or bed. 
' Luxurious foliage in striking shades of Green 
i or Bronze, with attractive bloom in flashing 
Red, brilliant Pink, and mottled Yellow. One 
of the easiest roots to grow and most effec- 
tive when planted in beds or in masses in the 
_ border. Plant early—not later than May 15th. 
8 for 30e; 10 for 85e; 25 for $1.75. 
RED — King Humbert — Fiery Red, Bronze 
_ * Foliage—414 ft. 
President—Vivid Scarlet, Green Foliage—4 ft, 
“ts Statue of Liberty—Orange Searlet, Bronze 
( Foliage—6 ft. 
 YELLOW—Richard Wallace—Canary Yellow, 
<. Light Green Foliage—4 ft. 
-Yellow King Humbert—Yellow mottled Red, 
: - dark Green Foliage—4% ft. 
RINK Hungaria—Rose Pink, Green Foliage 
--38% ft. 
x CITY OF PORTLAND—A glorious New 


Canna shade—deep rose pink. Very | 
free flowering with vigorous, bright 
green foliage. Grows about 4 ft. tall. 
_ The best pink Canna. 
7 Foot Canna Bed 
Fy pas. Pins, W230—19 Roots for $1.25. 
, = Ehren! of Liberty—Center, 
 6—Red King Humbert—tst Circle. 
4 » +4—-President — Outside Circle. 
es 5 Foot Canna Bed 
pat NO. W229-—1 4 Roots for $1.15 
1 Wyoming, 5 City of Portland, 8 Mme. 
Crozy 
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PEONIES 
The finest Garden Flower! Perfectly hardy, 
disease resistant—easy to grow. Fine for Me- 
morial Plantings—blooms first year—will last. 
a lifetime. Strong 38-5. eye divisions. 
Giant Peonies 
Easy to grow—large colorful blooms. 
49e each; 3 for $1.35 
KARL ROSENFIELD—Fxtra large, dark red, 
RICHARD CARVEL—Large, very early, fra- 
grant, vivid-crimson, bomb-type flower. 
PINK GIANT. Extra. large—Brilliant Pink. 
MEMORIAL DAY PEONIES—Lots of 
bioom for garden or cut flowers. 39e; 
4. for $1.35. 
Edulis Superba—Best Decoration Day Peony. 
Brilliant mauve pink. 
Felix Crousse—Brilliant rose-red. 
Festiva Maxima—tTKEarly, large white, 
No. 257—MEMORIAL DAY PEONY GAR- 
DEN. 1! each of above 3 for 98c. 
No. 690—PEONY LOVERS GARDEN. 
of all 6 varieties listed. 6 for $2.00. 
No. 205—PEONY COLOR GARDEN. | Pink, 
| White, { Red; all 3 for 79c. 
HARDY LILIES 


2 for 40c; 7 for $1.30. 
PHILIPPINE. Hardy. Easter Lily. Large, 
pure White. Hardy, very fragrant, 
REGAL. Snowy white, pure yellow center, 
Delightfully fragrant. Extra hardy. 
FLAME. Fiery red. petals like. tongues of 
flame. Thrives anywhere. 
No. B691—Lily Garden. 
2 Each of the Above—6 for $1.10. 
1 each — 

GLADIOLUS 
Most of our customers prefer to buy 
the lower priced ‘“‘Supreme’’ Mixture 
which we have been featuring. An -ex- 
cellent assortment of good varieties; in 
all Gladiolus shades. Good sized Bulbs 
that are sure to bloom this year. -We 
think it the best Gladiolus mixture’ on 
the market. We save you money on the 
best varieties and guarantee~ satisfac- 
tory quality. 
BERRY’S “SUPREME” MIXTURE 
25 BULBS FOR 55e, postpaid. | 
60 BULBS FOR $1.10, postpaid 
GIANT DAHLIAS 
2 for 59e; 4 for 98e. 
A unique selection of choice varie- 
ties famed for producing extra large 
blooms—giants ! BP eee 
JANE COWL. Old gold. 
AVALON. Clear canary yellow of, cut 
flower size. Stems are of medium 
length. 
WHITE KING. <A ‘pure white. 
JERSEY BEACON—Chinese Red — with 
lighter shadings—beautiful two-toned 
effect. 
MRS. WARNER—The best 
Many large colorful blooms. 
JERSEY ‘BEAUTY. Glorious pink. 
No. 244—Garden of Giants. 
1 Each of Above—6 for $1.25. 
lavender, 
